• @[email protected]
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    6 months ago

    I Dunno man I think this is really one where just not going to bowlero would do the trick. Maybe it’s different because I’m in the midwest, but there are plenty of places way better and cheaper than bowlero and I think the local populous knows. Because the bowlero by me is only ever full if a company is doing an event there. Otherwise the general consensus is “wtf no I don’t want to go to the loud dark bowling alley with 9 dollar drinks and microwave wings”

    • @[email protected]
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      96 months ago

      Sure, but the article was saying they’re on an acquisition frenzy, scooping up any and every alley they can. Most smaller cities only have maybe one alley is the point, where Bowlero has an effective monopoly.

        • @[email protected]
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          36 months ago

          I’m with ya. At the same time, we really need some systemic changes to stop Wall Street’s penchant for fucking everything up.

    • @TechNerdWizard42
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      26 months ago

      But you will, because the rest will close eventually. It’s a long game. The mom and pops won’t survive forever.

      • @Alexstarfire
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        06 months ago

        Will what? I almost never go bowling anymore because it’s gotten so expensive. Didn’t even start with Bowlero, I don’t think. They were just another company that came in and made the affordable places more expensive.

        If it weren’t for the bowling league IDK if the place would be all that busy.

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      16 months ago

      Almost every single bowling alley near me is either bowlero, bowl america, or amf bowling. They’re all owned by bowlero. It sucks